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The FFA team poses together with satisfaction after the competitions. Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Cheesbrew.
FFA Cultivates Agricultural Strength while Fostering Promising Futures
Newly appointed athletic director, Chris Baird shares his experience joining the Louisa High school athletics staff.
Louisa Athletics Grows
Clothes hang outside of the store along with a welcome sign, welcoming customers in.
The Purple Pumpkin Makes its Way to Louisa
The Louisa County Sheriff's Office is partnering with Spring Creek to raise money for the K9 unit. Photo courtesy of the Louisa County Sheriff's Department.
Running for the Canines
During their after-school meetings on Fridays, Envirothon team members often go outside to practice what they learn.
Envirothon: Competing for a Better Earth
Junior Lauren Goodman looking out the school window thinking of her family.
La Teoría del Apego y lo que Significa
Cobertura de Bondad
Cobertura de Bondad
Estudiantes extranjeros de intercambio vienen a Louisa
Estudiantes extranjeros de intercambio vienen a Louisa
Mrs. Matthews and Ms. Forbes sit at the main desk in the library where the greet students daily.
Héroes invisibles: los rostros detrás de los libros
The Lady Lions varsity basketball team huddled together during a timeout in their game against Albemarle
Estudiantes Llegan a La Cima
Jayden Jones expresses his love for the characters he plays.
Esports: The Game That Builds Community
Senior Jonathon Jarvis warms up with his team before the game.
The Lions Defeat the Flucos
Canva image created by Mackenzie Randlett.
Fall Sports Back in Action
Sophomore Evan Snead is in his follow-through after hitting his drive at the driving range.
Aiming for the Fairway
The volleyball team huddles up, discussing the game plan and what to do. Photo courtesy of Amara Comfort.
Ready to Serve
Official movie poster for “Black Phone 2.” Photo courtesy of IMDb.
“Black Phone 2” Calls for Theaters
Melody Young talks about how Twilight has impacted her family.
Twilight Relights the Theaters
Official ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ movie poster. Courtesy of 20th Century Studios.
Avatar: Fire and Ash is Making a Fiery Entrance to Theatres
"Five Nights at Freddy's 2" poster (Yahoo!)
“Five Nights at Freddy’s” Will Always Be Back
Canva image created by Natalie Spencer.
Events Happening this Weekend 10/03-10/05
Canva image created by Natalie Spencer.
Events Happening this Weekend 10/03-10/05
Canva image created by Natalie Spencer.
Events Happening this Weekend 09/26-09/28
Canva image created by Natalie Spencer.
Events Happening this Weekend 09/12-09/14
Canva image created by Natalie Spencer.
Events Happening this Weekend 09/05-09/07
Canva image created by Natalie Spencer.
Events Happening this Weekend 08/29-08/31
Fantastic Four gets a Fresh Look
Fantastic Four gets a Fresh Look
The official Wicked movie poster, from Billboard.
Wicked Movie Review
Emma Myers stars as Pippa Fitz-Amobi in Netflix’s “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder.”
Did Netflix Bury It?
Kelsea Ballerini's "Patterns album cover." Courtesy of Kelsea Ballerini's Instagram
Kelsea Ballerini has ‘Patterns’
Short n' Sweet album cover curtesy of Sabrina Carpenter Official website.
Short n’ Sweet
Back to school brings a "fresh start" for students. (Created on Canva by Audrey Ryan)
Fresh Start
Seniors sit at graduation, clapping for each other as they prepare to take their next steps beyond high school.
The Road Ahead
As time "springs forward," graduation and the end of the school year approaches, so take the time to pause and live in the moment.
Spring Forward
Holiday Edition
Holiday Edition
Helping
Helping
Canva image designed by Owen McHugh and Benjamin Stallard.
Admit it! Episode 1
Canva image created by Natalie Spencer.
Mental Heath Today: Second Semester
Hear The Roar Ep. One: Principal Redd
Hear The Roar Ep. One: Principal Redd
Staffers Natalie Spencer and Deisy Siegrist are joined by special guests to talk about school stress. Graphic made on Canva.
Mental Health: School Stress
Staffers Natalie Spencer and Deisy Siegrist talk about their bullying experiences. Graphic made on Canva
Mental Health: Bullying
The ensemble before performing at a home football game. (Courtesy of Elizabeth Racette.)
Music Makes Community
The Pride Elite Dance team and drum majors stand together before making their way down to the home football game. (Photo courtesy of Odessa Johnson).
Color Guard and Pride Elite Dance Bring Life to Louisa
The high school is visible from the middle school parking lot, but the transition across the street at the start of the school year can be overwhelming.
The Class of 2029 Transitions Into the High School
Canva image created about fall by Natalie Spencer.
Here Comes Fall
Hiter is emotional as he hugs his parents after announcing his commitment to the University of Michigan.
Savion Hiter Commits to Michigan
Already feeling bittersweet about the end of my summer at Radford, I took this the night before our departure.
A Look Into the Future
Senior Nyah Straley, a leg of the 4x800m track race.
Nyah Straley Strides for Success
My house at 11:54 PM, the fire had spread to the top floor below the attic and started to spread into the bedrooms.
When My Home Burned
Sammy George prepares to recieve the snap for the PAT, point after touchdown.
Playing through the Pain
Canva image made by Deisy Siegrist
A Journey to Paradise
  • October 20Virginia College Application Week is this week
  • October 20Marching band placed 1st in Drum Majors
  • October 20FFA placed 9th in the All American Quarter Horse Congress National Hippology Competition
  • October 17Trump Meets with Zelensky on Ukraine War
  • October 17Newspaper went to town and interviewed local businesses
  • October 17Varsity Football Game vs. Albemarle
  • October 15Sophomore Jostens Class Ring Meeting Today
  • October 15JV Football Game vs. Albemarle
  • October 15Cross Country Invitational at Panorama Farms
  • October 14Today is a professional development day
  • Check out the Student Life tab for the latest puzzles.
The Student News Site of Louisa County High School

The Lion's Roar
The Student News Site of Louisa County High School

The Lion's Roar
Tegan Moss

Tegan Moss, Copy Editor

Tegan Moss has been a staffer on the Lion’s Roar for two semesters and is currently in the copy editor role. In their free time, they listen to their favorite artists, Big Thief, Radiohead, and Death Grips, and binge their comfort movies, like Forrest Gump, Shawshank Redemption, and Silence of the Lamb.

All content by Tegan Moss
Already feeling bittersweet about the end of my summer at Radford, I took this the night before our departure.

A Look Into the Future

Tegan Moss, Copy Editor
September 3, 2025
Principal Redd and the students gather to dance and have fun.

Buddy Club Organizes an Adapted Prom

Tegan Moss, Reporter/Photographer
May 1, 2025
Marching band and step team students pose after performing at a football game. Courtesy of Deinlein.

Major Decisions Must be Made

Tegan Moss, Reporter/Photographer
April 9, 2025
Twice annual Wellness conference is attended by Blue Ridge Virginia Governor's School, or BRVGS, students to learn how to balance priorities of school over one's own mental health.

BRVGS Wellness Conference

Tegan Moss, Reporter/Photographer
April 3, 2025
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Verbos tests her own plane to test against Prescott's plane while Lucckese supervises.

Sophomore Madeline Spencer practices throwing the plane.

Prescott, along with sophomores Laurel Verbos (left) and Hurley Lucckese (right) show off the finished plane for the icebreaker plane throwing competition.

Sophomore Ella Prescott listens to the instructions of the first ice breaker.

Orange County seniors (from left to right) Antonia Huertas, Megan Atkinson, and Faith Webb kick off the BRVGS Wellness Conference.

Lucckese starts the meeting with an icebreaker game. In this game, everyone lines up from who has the least to most siblings.

FCCLA holds “Bring a Friend Night”

Tegan Moss, Reporter/Photographer
March 14, 2025
Lucckese finishes the night off with the FCCLA ending ceremony.

Prescott and junior Madison Franck were the final two in musical chairs and Prescott came up as the winner.

FCCLA members play musical chairs as the final game of the night.

Sophomore Francis Willis plays against sophomore Matthew Loving in Guess the Song: Oldies edition.

Prescott, winner of Guess the Song: Taylor Swift edition, stands with her prize, a box of Mike and Ike.

Mrs.Lohr supervises FCCLA club members and friends while Davis and Prescott play Guess the Song.

Prescott and sophomore Riley Davis battle it out to Taylor Swift songs.

Sophomore Kassie Polson gains a lead on Mrs.Lohr, the club advisor, in Guess the Song: 2000s edition.

Sophomores Ella Prescott and Grace Marshal laughing after Spencer figures out the symptom in Psychiatrist.

Sophomore Madeline Spencer plays as the psychiatrist and tries to guess the students' collective symptom.

Sophomore Abigail Dean learns how to play the second icebreaker game called Psychiatrist.

FCCLA members discuss future community service opportunities and events, including a future movie night.

Sophomore and FCCLA club president Hurley Lucckese starts off the weekly meeting.

From left to right, at Regionals, Serret placed 2nd in U.S. Extemporaneous Speaking, Quarles placed 2nd in Prose, Slegar placed 3rd in Prose, and Merritt placed 4th in Impromptu Speaking. Photo courtesy of @louisacountypublicschools on Instagram.

Hidden talent found in Speech and Debate members

Tegan Moss, Reporter/Photographer
March 6, 2025
Attendance specialist, Adrienne Harris talks about her goals for students at LCHS.

[Photo] Humans of LCHS

September 26, 2023
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